Minnesota won its third national championship since 2001 behind an all around team effort. Cole Konrad won the heavyweight title becoming the fourth wrestler in school history to win two individual national championships.<p>This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Oklahoma State wins its fourth straight NCAA wrestling title and record 34th overall. Johny Hendricks sets off Oklahoma State's celebration with a dramatic victory in the 165-pound finals and Jake Rosholt wins his third straight title. Kole Konrad of Minnesota spoils some of Oklahoma State's joy by avenging his 2005 finals loss with an overtime win over Steve Mocco .<P>This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Iowa edges Minnesota by two points to capture its fifth straight national title and 19th overall. Doug Schwab and T.J. Williams earn titles for the Hawkeyes, but the story of the tournament is freshman phenom Cael Sanderson who ends the season undefeated and earns Most Outstanding Wrestler honors. Cal State Bakersfield heavyweight Stephen Neal wins his second straight title while Eric Guererro of Oklahoma State wins his third.

Cael Sanderson of Iowa State makes history by becoming the only wrestler to win four national titles and end his career undefeated. Minnesota wins back-to-back team titles and crowns two individual champs. Fresno State's Stephen Abas wins his third straight title and ends his career as a four time All-American.<P>This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Iowa, despite failing in two attempts to produce an individual champion, held off defending champion Iowa State, 94 1/2-94, to win the NCAA championship.

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Coach John Smith and Oklahoma State capture their 31st team title at the 2003 NCAA Wrestling Championships in Kansas City, Mo., in front of 16,436 fans. The championship marks Oklahoma State's return to the top after eight years of domination by Iowa and Minnesota. Johnny Thompson and Jake Rosholt win individual titles for the Cowboys.

Led by Individual champ Chris Pendleton, Oklahoma State repeats as team champions and earns their 32nd team title. Three wrestlers win titles for the second time, including Ohio State'sTommy Rowlands, West Virginia's Greg Jones and Minnesota's Damion Hahn.

The dynasty continues as the Iowa Hawkeyes capture their sixth straight national championship and 20th overall. Iowa State's Cael Sanderson wins his second straight national title and remains undefeated in his career.<P>This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Minnesota breaks Iowa's streak and wins the national championship without crowning a single individual champ. Four wrestlers win titles for the second time, including Stephen Abas of Fresno State, Eric Juergens and T.J. Williams of Iowa, and Don Pritzlaff of Wisconsin while Cael Sanderson of Iowa State wins his third straight and remains undefeated in his career.

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First-year Iowa head coach Jim Zalesky continues the winning streak, giving the Hawkeyes their fourth straight team title and 18th overall. Jeff McGinness and Mark Ironside win their second titles each, while Joe Williams wins his third straight. Oklahoma State junior Eric Guerrero wins his second straight championship.